Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent visit to the White House has stirred up considerable anger and mockery among social media users. His arrival was underscored by a three-hour meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, which concluded without any substantial outcomes, aside from a vague commitment to continue negotiations with Iran. As Netanyahu stepped into the White House, the American digital platforms had already formed a critical consensus on his presence, showcasing a clear and growing discontent towards his policies. During the meeting, Trump notably downplayed the gravity of the situation, stating that there was no final decision made and that all eyes were on the future, awaiting developments. In a poignant twist, Netanyahu added a dark comedic tone to the proceedings by signing an agreement to join the controversial 'Peace Council' shortly before the meeting. This action was received by many as a grim joke given the timing of rising tensions in the region, prompting media outlets like Al Jazeera to refer to it as a heavy-handed parody of diplomacy amidst ongoing violence in the area. The repercussions of Netanyahu's motorcade were amplified by various political figures and social media influencers, who chimed in with their observations. Senator Chris Van Hollen humorously questioned whether Trump would provide Netanyahu with a 'blank check' despite his government's recent approval of further land grabs in the West Bank. Others were much more direct and resolute in their opposition to clearly expressed sentiments against any further conflicts with Iran, highlighting a growing sentiment among the U.S. populace regarding the implications of Netanyahu's visit and his government's actions in Palestinian territories.